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Is Mahatma Gandhi’s principles still relevant today?
In an era where global unrest and wars dominate headlines, the belief that military might is the ultimate solution to international disputes has gained prominence. Violence is often idolized as a symbol of power, overshadowing the potential of diplomacy, dialogue, and mutual understanding.…
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Is Mahatma Gandhi still relevant today?
In an era where global unrest and wars dominate headlines, the belief that military might is the ultimate solution to international disputes has gained prominence. Violence is often idolized as a symbol of power, overshadowing the potential of diplomacy, dialogue, … Continue reading
Ramesh Ranjan posted an update 7 weeks ago
The 6Ds of Exponential Growth
The 6 Ds framework provides a roadmap for understanding how Moonshot ideas evolve and transform entire industries. From digitization to democratization, it reveals the hidden potential of exponential growth and how it disrupts existing paradigms. The case of Reliance Jio is a prime example of how each stage of…
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Predicting the Future with 6Ds Exponential Framework
Moonshot thinking is a mindset for tackling huge problems with radical solutions, where exponential technologies are harnessed to make seemingly impossible ideas come to life. Peter Diamandis introduced the 6 Ds as a framework that explains the exponential growth path … Continue reading
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Add LIFE to Years, Not Years to Life!
On this International Day of Older Persons, let’s celebrate the incredible journey of life and the wisdom that comes with age. It’s not just about living longer—it’s about living better. Let’s strive to add LIFE to years, not just years to life. As we grow older, it’s not just about counting the years but…
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Add LIFE to Years, Not Years to Life!
On this International Day of Older Persons, let’s celebrate the incredible journey of life and the wisdom that comes with age. It’s not just about living longer—it’s about living better.
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Moonshot Thinking
Moonshot thinking is a mindset that dares to believe in achieving the impossible. It challenges us to set audacious goals, break free from traditional thinking, and embrace the power of exponential change. By moving from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance, and by fostering creativity, innovation, and resilience,…
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The Moonshot Mindset: How to Transform Impossible Goals into Reality
Moonshot Thinking: A Mindset of Bold Possibilities Moonshot thinking is a powerful mindset that drives individuals, teams, and organizations to set seemingly impossible goals and work toward achieving them. Rather than pursuing incremental progress, moonshot thinking involves bold, visionary goals … Continue reading
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StartUp 7 weeks agoSpotting Red Flags in Investor Meetings
Burak Buyukdemir
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Founders, here’s the truth: not every investor has your best interests at heart.
You might be in the early stage, desperate for funding, but that doesn’t mean you should ignore the warning signs.
Here are some serious red flags to watch for during those crucial investor…
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Calling all Entrepreneurs, StartUps and Leaders to join this StartUp group for an engaging and mutually beneficial association thro Connect, Learn & Grow together.
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Ramesh Ranjan posted a new post. 8 weeks ago
Responsible Growth: Bring the Human Back into HR ManagementThe recent tragic death of a 26-year-old chartered accountant working at Ernst & Young (EY) India, allegedly due to overwhelming work stress, has sent shockwaves…
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Key Elements of a Successful Post-Merger Integration
BCG’s Niamh Dawson outlines a roadmap for success before, during, and after an integration.
Ramesh Ranjan posted an update 8 weeks ago
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